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Oil prices record sharpest monthly rise ever

Oil prices record sharpest monthly rise ever

The price of Brent oil surged by approximately 60% in March, reaching over $115 per barrel. This represents the largest monthly price increase ever recorded for the benchmark.

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Smoking in Australia has increased since 2017, despite government anti-smoking policies that tripled cigarette prices. The rise in tobacco use is primarily attributed to a significant increase in the illegal cigarette trade.

YouTube overtakes Netflix in average daily watch time worldwide

YouTube overtakes Netflix in average daily watch time worldwide

YouTube has surpassed Netflix in average daily viewing time worldwide, according to industry analysts. This shift is largely attributed to more users watching YouTube on television screens, creating a growing rivalry between the two streaming platforms.

Cabinet approves nearly 400 million euros extra for emergency and development aid

Cabinet approves nearly 400 million euros extra for emergency and development aid

The Dutch cabinet has reached an agreement to allocate an additional 328 million euros for emergency and development aid this year. Minister Sjoerd Sjoerdsma brokered the deal with the GroenLinks-PvdA opposition to secure necessary support for the budget in the Senate.

Cabinet reaches agreement with GL-PvdA on extra aid funding

Cabinet reaches agreement with GL-PvdA on extra aid funding

The Dutch government has reached an agreement with the GroenLinks-PvdA opposition to allocate an additional 328 million euros to the development aid budget this year. This deal ensures the budget has sufficient support to be approved by the Senate.

New coalition: 'We are not going to put up billboards with what we have achieved'

New coalition: 'We are not going to put up billboards with what we have achieved'

Amsterdam's new coalition between PRO Amsterdam and D66 has finalized an agreement that focuses on addressing the housing crisis and maintaining generous asylum policies while reducing the city's civil service workforce. The plan cancels the proposed erotic center and decides against a tourist smoking ban, emphasizing a collaborative governance style over individual political victories. Negotiated over 77 days, the agreement aims to balance immediate practical actions with long-term improvements for the city's residents.